Pam Patterson
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Post Type UI] taxonomy not displaying on front endForgot to say that changing the taxonomy selection does not change the output on the older posts at all.
Chris, thank you for your time. I’m requesting they bump up the memory allocation to see if that solves the issue. I will try the TPC Memory Usage plugin as well.
More clarification from the server admin: These messages are from the Apache server and they don’t have user information. The 128M is a global parameter that will kill any PHP script that tries to use up more than that. Obviously, there’s something different between the different users since some of them always work and others always fail. I was hoping the developer could help us understand exactly why this is happening (as you mentioned, it could be large cache, revision history, etc) and if there’s something we can do in the app to fix it. If they believe this is normal behavior, I can increase the limit to 192 or 256M.
My question to the server admin was – why are we focusing on the wiki plugin, this seems like it might have more to do with the multi-site instance and a users number of posts/comments/revisions in the database over the multi-site as a whole. What do you think?
Here’s the error log – thanks for taking a look.
[Thu Mar 28 13:55:21 2013] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /opt/wordpress/commons.yale.edu/releases/20130315-1925/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1449, referer: http://rhythmcoglab.commons.yale.edu/wp-admin/post.php?post=1368&action=edit
I contacted our server administrator who says the following: For some reason, the PHP script trying to create/edit a new post uses all of the allowed memory (128MB in our case).
We could increase that limit, however it is a global server setting and it’s already set pretty high, so I’d like to try and find out first why that script would use so much memory.The server admin could see a bunch of fatal errors in the log as the allowed memory size was exhausted. If you have time, could you clarify why we would need more memory?
Thanks for your help.
Pam